Uuuuugggghhhh What could possible require a hardware update? It already runs a quad core CPU... I'm NOT happy about that
h.264 decoding chip? Number of cores means nothing on its own anyway
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We were told that too - as long as it had sync 3. 2016 Flex from March 2016
If Ford doesn't offer this as promised, I'll be done with them. I gave them another chance after 17 years of no Fords, but will not do so again if they pull this. I know Ford doesn't care about individual customers, but the individual customers add up which is why GM, Ford and Chrysler got their clocks cleaned by the likes of Toyota, Honda, Nissan, BMW, and MB etc.
We're about to replace our Lexus RX - looks like a GLS-450 from Mercedes and no Explorer.
The nice thing is I just got one of those surveys about the new car and it will reflect what Ford does here.
Don't overlook the Volvo XC-90, and a 2018 XC-60 is coming I believe. The Lexus didn't even have CarPlay and "has no plans to include" it in the future.
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Anyone know if this is a Bluetooth connection, or is a USB hardwire still required for CarPlay?
First of all, if/when CarPlay uses wireless, it won't be Bluetooth. Bluetooth can't even support uncompressed streaming audio, let alone alongside video. Whatever the wireless solution is, it's probably AirPlay over the wi-fi radio.